Publications

Trees and forests form a major portion of the green infrastructure of this country. Actively and sustainably managed forests bolster local economies, improve human health, and bring communities closer together. Trees and forests filter our air and water, serve as places for recreation, provide habitat for wildlife, and produce wood products and job opportunities. Healthy forests do not happen by [read more]

The FY14 - FY15 Communities at Risk Report provides a national snapshot of wildland fire risk, preparedness and capacity. The data were collected through the USDA Forest Service’s National Fire Plan Operations & Reporting System and reflects accomplishments through September 2015.

The National Prescribed Fire Use Survey Report is a collaborative effort of the National Association of State Foresters and the Coalition of Prescribed Fire Councils. The survey results indicate approximately 11.7 million acres were treated in 2014 with prescribed fire. The majority was for forestry purposes with the balance related to agriculture.

The 2014 State Foresters by the Numbers report summarizes biennial survey data reported by state forestry agencies. This report illustrates key information about state and private forests in the United States and the roles State Foresters and their agencies play in conserving, protecting, and enhancing these important natural resources.

The 2014-15 Annual Report illustrates NASF member accomplishments from the previous year and highlights the theme "Adapting to Change."

The 2013-14 Annual Report illustrates NASF member accomplishments from the previous year and highlights the theme "Working Forests Work."

The 2012-13 Annual Report illustrates NASF member accomplishments from the previous year and highlights the theme "Embrace the Possibilities."

The 2012 State Foresters by the Numbers report summarizes biennial survey data reported by state forestry agencies. This report illustrates key information about state and private forests in the United States and the roles State Foresters and their agencies play in conserving, protecting, and enhancing these important natural resources.